Sentence examples for to wand from inspiring English sources
noun
A hand-held narrow rod, usually used for pointing or instructing.
People being screened had to remove their coats, hand their bags to security personnel, pass through a metal detector and submit to wand scanning after that.
At the end of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2," brave Harry Daniel Radcliffee) and his loathsome nemesis, Lord Voldemort Ralph Fienness), face off at Hogwarts Castle, going wand to wand on staircases, in darkened chambers, in courtyards.
He said he was taken in his bare feet to a secondary screening area, where the guard, apparently flummoxed by his lack of shoes, "started to wand my bare feet and legs," Mr. Humphrey reported.
He was ready to wand me when all of a sudden he sees my Wu-Tang shirt.
Try not to bring wand to school, your teacher might see it...and that's all, you are now considered crazy.
Additional police and coastguards have been drafted in to help wand search and rescue teams have also been mobilised.
He doesn't have a pet mascara -- "any will do" -- but prefers comb applicators to wands.
Everything from hats and sweets, to wands and wishes are sold on their shelves, and once a character walks through the doors anything might happen.
Use your attractor wand to pull orbs, repeller to repel them.
Use your barrier wand to make a small barrier to block orbs from going through.
